NT, or the New Taiwan Dollar, just in case you were curious.Everytime I go shopping, I have to remind myself that items with price tags with high numbers aren't necessarily expensive. My mind is my calculator.
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2 comments:
One of the coins looks like our Toonie. Are they about the same weight as our coins?
The coins are about the same weight as Canadian coins. The Toonie look-alike is the same size, but only has one colour.
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